When I try to play once and the launcher came back I go on "development console" and I find [5:26:05 p.m. ERROR]: Game ended with bad state (exit code 1)
[5:26:05 p.m. INFO] Deleting C:. \ Users \ TOSHIBA \ AppData \ Roaming \ minecraft \ versions \ 1.7.8 \ 1.7.8-native-35391780920900
[5:26:05 p.m. INFO] Ignoring visibility rule and showing launcher due to a game crash
[5:26:05 p.m. WARN]: Could not delete C: \ Users \ TOSHIBA \ AppData \ Roaming \ minecraft \ versions \ 1.7.8 \ 1.7.8-native-35391780920900 - scheduling for deletion upon exit.
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Sorry to interrupt you nice message Mexwell, but that's basically the end of every crash.
Incomplete without a crash report ([minecraft|http://hopper.minecraft.net/help/finding-minecraft-data-folder]/crash-reports/crash-<DATE>-client.txt). Please attach it so that we can diagnose your issue.
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It's okay. I didn't know it was the same for everything. But hey, lack of RAM does cause game crashes, still, right? If so, it is most likely the cause. It is common, and lack of RAM shuts off some of my favorite games (Not Minecraft, i treat it with care, and music apps, like a Max)
In fact, we need to update the Launcher to display what exactly caused the crash... would be mighty good if i say from a young, overly intelligent gamer's perspective.
(I wish i was a mod, but hey, i'm not even old enough to have a driver's license, so why should i care? XD)
What most likely happened (Like most generic "WHAT HAPPENED?!" crashes) Your computer probably didn't have enough RAM to run Minecraft anymore, forcing a shutdown/crash of Minecraft. In turn, the "[5:26:05 p.m. INFO] Ignoring visibility rule and showing launcher due to a game crash" part is perfect proof that this is most likely the case. Minecraft only obeys this rule when it knows what's going on (Typically).
Solution/Resolution:
1: Play Minecraft without running many programs (Reduces RAM needed)
2: Increase RAM cap (Allows for more memory to be used to keep games like it from crashing)
3: Try not to push Minecraft's limits. The thing is kind of sensitive.
With regards to help a fellow gamer, MineSteinMax (Maxwell)
(Edit: It was kind of hard to understand. User proper grammar and use spell check.)